22 Fascinating Photos of Black Life and Style in 1970 Harlem
In July 1970 Jack Garofalo photographed the neighborhood of Harlem, New York for Paris Match magazine. Once a borough with a thriving black population, Harlem
In July 1970 Jack Garofalo photographed the neighborhood of Harlem, New York for Paris Match magazine. Once a borough with a thriving black population, Harlem
The WhiteFeministBarbie Instagram account isn’t afraid to call out cultural appropriators with its Barbie-inspired satirical approach. The account went viral after photos made their way
A couple of days ago, the internet was ablaze for the quarterly #blackout day dedicated to celebrating black beauty. Shortly thereafter, the #itwasablackwoman hashtag appeared.
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When these black women were encouraged to reach for the stars, they took the advice literally, becoming what many view as the pinnacle of science
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Powerful. Fascinating. Beautiful. These words describe both the art and artists behind them. Check out these pieces created from a black woman’s point of view.